The error message about the “highest resolution timer” is obsolete and not a reason for concern. It is there for historical reasons when PCs were much less capable and Windows less reliable. Long time ago, this was a concern mainly on PCs that used AMD processors instead of Intel.

The message normally shows up at the end of the experiment. If it is interrupting the course of the experiment, I suggest you use the SuperLab 6 beta which removes this message.

Luckily this does not interrupt the experiment and only appears between rounds. However, I am having an ongoing issue with the stimulus being presented for a 4 ms duration and disappearing without the participant responding. Superlab is registering a response (button press) from the participant, but the RT is too low to reach a threshold of manual response; therefore, the respondent is not actually pressing the button in less than 200ms.

Please see attached files of data output for this error, seen under 4ms RT. I have tested this with a standard keyboard, as well as with the RB-740 response box, and it occurs with both input devices. Therefore it seems to be an issue with Superlab.

The issue with the short presentation of picture stimulus is continuing and even getting worse, with the stimulus being presented for 0ms and sometimes a little longer, e.g. 50ms, before disappearing. The participants do not have a chance to respond and are commenting on the flickering of the image.

As each stimulus presentation is part of a sequence, when one is faulty it affects the significance of the preceding and succeeding sequence elements. In having to remove these data points, analysis of participant performance is challenging.

I would appreciate your assistance in looking into this issue again please.